Life Is Too Short to Play Crappy Golf: For every golfer who nows they can play better golf

You've been working hard at this game for years. So why isn't it showing up on the scorecard?If you've ever walked off the eighteenth green shaking your head — sure you're better than the number on your card — this book is for you.Here's the truth most golfers never hear: the strokes you're losing aren't where you think. The average everyday golfer gives away 8 to 14 shots a round inside 50 yards of the hole, yet spends 80% of practice time on the range hitting drivers. You're not lazy and you're not untalented. You're just working hard on the wrong things.In Life is Too Short to Play Crappy Golf, PGA coach Bob Miller — known to four decades of students as "The Short Game Professor" — cuts through the noise. This isn't a book of swing overhauls or complicated technical theory. It's an honest, practical, and sometimes uncomfortable guide to finally playing the golf you're capable of, written by a coach who has spent 40 years on the lesson tee watching everyday players get in their own way.Inside, you'll learn how to:Honestly diagnose where your shots are really going — and stop wasting your practice timeSharpen the short-game shots that quietly decide almost every roundBuild a putting stroke and a pre-shot routine you can trust under pressurePractice in a way that actually shows up on the course Saturday morningPlay smarter, manage your misses, and keep a steady head when the round gets tightKeep scoring well as the years go on, even as the distance off the tee fadesWhether you're a frustrated mid-handicapper, a weekend golfer who wants more out of the game, or a senior player adjusting to a shorter tee shot, this book will change the way you think about getting better.Your best golf isn't behind you. It's still ahead of you — and this is how you find it. Read more